Police on August 17 arrested two men who have been accused of inciting violence against the minority places of worship by making announcements at a mosque in Faisalabad's Jaranwala, reports Geo News. Hundreds of men attacked a predominantly Christian area on the outskirts of the industrial city on August 16 after allegations spread that the Holy Quran had been desecrated. Two cases have also been registered against the arsonists in Jaranwala in which 37 suspects have been named while more than 600 unknown people have been included in the investigation. The development comes after the Punjab interim Government ordered a high-level inquiry after a mob set fire to a number of churches and vandalised Christians' homes during a rampage on Wednesday, with authorities saying over 100 people had been arrested. Punjab Caretaker Chief Minister Mohsin Naqvi said that the two main suspects are in the custody of the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD).